5 Responses to “Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us”  

1. 1 David Hand on Feb 6th, 2007 said:

   Wow. Cool video. It makes me think:
   “How in the world will we (we = me, you anyone whose ministry is webish) KEEP UP?” At best, I can hope to ride the wave, so to speak. Yet, our message is unique and so worthy of creative modes of communication. By grace, the wave will carry the gospel message through the torrential disemination and aggregation of digital content to individual’s hearts as He has always done.

2. 2 Stephen Wareham on Feb 6th, 2007 said:

   The technology is the easy part; the people are the hard part. This may sound like a pessimistic response to your appeal; however, it seems to be the consistent hurdle I encounter as a web software developer - especially as I am exposed to and utilize new technologies and methods. It’s not that we can’t come up with “HD DVD” and “Blue Ray” technologies - the issue is that we can’t seem to always agree on the best approach. The video showed HTML, XML, and communication using XML in the form of RSS. These are all standards. It seems like we as humans make the most progress technologically and otherwise not necessarily when we merely invent, but when we find cause to agree.

   “…make my joy complete by being of the same mind, maintaining the same love, united in spirit, intent on one purpose.” -Philipians 2:2

3. 3 rob on Feb 7th, 2007 said:

   @stephen : you’re right about the agreed upon standards. Standards make it so much easier! But what do you mean “the people are the hard part”? Hard part of what?

4. 4 Sam on Feb 8th, 2007 said:

   Good video. thanks for sharing. We are just now thinking about Gospel bloging as a student strategy. I would like to use this video as an intro to the G-blogging presentation I made. i am planning to share this ideas with our campus leadership. How can I get his video can I download it from utube?
   sam
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